Little Destiny

by WolfDragon49

Published January 28, 2014

E - Everyone

In A kitten's Story

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Sweet little cow spotted kitten

Wet pink noise

Crooked whiskers

Just like the way you look at me

Speedy little one

Running in fear

Purring in pleasure,

And making me laugh

I will always love you

As long as you stay my little Destiny

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Oakenshield
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Oakenshield wrote a review Review · Feb 23, 2014

Omg I know now why I like poetry, it was beautiful! Really good and cool, I love the last line, that makes your poem complete...

Now this poem makes my head empty and that is very cool, music on and reading poetry is the best combination ever!

You have talent, don't throw that away, cause this poem was really a pleasant read

Dazzle

luciditysNovelist wrote a review Review · Jan 28, 2014

This is a really winsome poem. I can tell that Destiny is a lovely little kitten, and you have some delightful imagery in the form of lines like "cow spotted kitten" and "crooked whiskers". The problems in this poem are really minimal, but I'll give them a quick run-over anyways.
The first, fourth, and final lines are significantly longer than the rest of the poem, which breaks up the rhythm that's other poise consistent throughout the poem. I'd suggest breaking them up into two, shorter lines.
The second difficulty (which is really the only other problem I can spot) is that in the seventh line, you've got an unnecessary comma.
As I said previously, this is a lovely poem about a darling cat. I wish you and your pet the best of luck!

Thank you so much! I really apretiate any constructive critsisum I can get.

You're very welcome! I'm glad I was able to help.

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InuRa
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InuRa wrote a review Review · Jan 28, 2014

This poem brings tears to my eyes. It seems that Destiny's image is still in your mind. I hope that you will not forget the cat. To me the poem expresses the feelings that you and Destiny share. It is not a superficial tag to express Destiny. It is something more than that. Great poem. Nice thing to read while drinking tea.

I do love my kitten, she is still with me and I love her with all my heart. I really appretiate any comments or support I can get.



Sometimes poetry is inspired by the conversation entered into by reading other poems.
— John Barton